Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky in a TV series about their relationship

Next September, a new television series will start showing the scandal of former US President Bill Clinton with former White House intern Monica Lewinsky in the 1990s.

The producers of the series, called “Impeachment: American Crime Story”, revealed that Monica Lewinsky personally and unusually contributed to its details, according to “Reuters”.

They explained that Lewinsky gave her reaction to the script of the series, and agreed to the dialogue of the heroine of the work, Benny Feldstein, who embodies her role in the events.

The series “Isolation” will be shown on the “FX” network of the American “Walt Disney” company, which launched its promotional ad, Friday.

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For her part, the heroine of the series, Benny Feldstein, said that she has friendship with Monica Lewinsky, whom she met once in person before the pandemic of the emerging “Corona” virus, and she exchanged texts and video clips with her.
Feldstein described Monica Lewinsky as “indescribably affectionate”, and continued that she made it very clear to her when filming the series that she considered herself her bodyguard.

She added that she said to Winsky: “I will be your support, I know how you feel.”

Feldstein stated that at the time of the Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton scandal she was too young to have any impressions of what had happened, but had heard negative memories, and “it was very important for her to come out and be cleared.”

The series’ writer, Sarah Burgess, asserted that “our story has somewhat created a second Monica Lewinsky that has no connection with the real person.”

Monska Lewinsky had an affair with the former President of the United States, Bill Clinton, when she was 22 years old, and Clinton initially denied having an affair with her before he apologized for it, and the House of Representatives accused him of perjury and the withdrawal of confidence from him, but he was acquitted by the Senate.

In addition to the scandal of Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton, the series “Impeachment” also tells the story from the point of view of Lewinsky’s friend, Linda Tripp, who secretly recorded their phone conversations, as well as Paula Jones, who accused Clinton of stripping himself in front of her when he was the governor of Arkansas.